Humboldt Journal

Residents who want to get a licence to drive a semi truck will now have to go through more training.

A Humboldt thrift store gave away $320,000 towards local non-profits and charities. The Good Neighbour Store presented cheques to 39 organizations base in Humboldt and the immediate area in a ceremony at the Bella Vista Inn Dec. 3.

The Humboldt Broncos are putting a lot of smiles on fans’ faces this season. After the April 6 bus crash claimed 16 lives, the team has been completely rebuilt.

TISDALE — Carrot River brothers David and Jayden Wiens are pleased to be Tisdale Trojans teammates this season. “It’s awesome,” Jayden said. “I love playing with my older brother.

With all of the teams playing against it conceding before playing all eight ends, Team Silvernagle won the top spot at the Saskatchewan Women's Curling Tour in Humboldt. Robyn Silvernagle, the team’s skip, said the weekend was a successful one.

RCMP have charged a 42-year-old Edmonton man after they received reports of a firearm being fired from a half ton truck going west. That incident happened Nov. 15 at around 4 pm. “There was a report from a person from Guernsey,” said Cst.

MELFORT — An organization that serves adults with intellectual disabilities celebrated a major renovation of their facility. PLUS Industries held their grand re-opening Nov. 30.

The Humboldt Broncos’ Tyler Smith has decided to step away from the team. Smith was one of three players that was on the team last year. He thanked the community and team on his Twitter account for making his time in Humboldt welcoming and memorable.

Due to road conditions, deliveries of The Recorder outside of Tisdale may be delayed until tomorrow. We apologize for the inconvenience.

NIPAWIN — The Town of Nipawin approved a bylaw giving greater enforcement strength for the town to fine individuals who push snow or grass onto the roadways.